Everton are closing in on a deal to sign Samuel Eto’o as Roberto Martínez
seeks to add experience and quality to his attack to relieve some of the
pressure on Romelu Lukaku, his only fit and available centre forward.

Martínez was also considering a move for Danny Welbeck, but with Manchester
United valuing the out-of-favour forward at £15 million, Everton trained
their sights on Eto’o.

The former Chelsea player has agreed a two-year contract with Everton, having
lowered his initial wage demands, which were in excess of £100,000 per week.
Should the deal be completed before noon on Friday, Eto’o